A. Read the following questions and choose the best answer.
1. B. hide and seek
2. A. horses
3. B. Who are you?
4. C. humans
5. A. Turkish Delight
6. A. servant
B. Read the following questions and answer in a complete sentence.
1. The other children didn’t believe Lucy at first because her story about a magical land inside a wardrobe seemed impossible and she had no proof.
2. Edmund started to believe Lucy’s story when he himself entered the wardrobe and saw Narnia with his own eyes.
3. While Edmund was talking to the Queen, Lucy was waiting outside the wardrobe, hoping he would return soon.
4. The Queen wanted Edmund to bring his siblings because she planned to use them for her own purposes, possibly to gain more power or control over Narnia.
A. Write the words in the blanks.
1. jeer
2. enchanted
3. nobles
4. hoax
5. mothballs
B. Can you describe the Queen and the dwarf on the sledge?
The Queen is tall, beautiful, and dressed in white fur, sitting regally on a golden sledge pulled by reindeer. She carries a wand and exudes an air of cold authority. The dwarf beside her is small, dark, and dressed in black, looking loyal but sinister as he drives the sledge.
C. What did the Queen talk about with Edmund?
The Queen talked to Edmund about Narnia, offered him Turkish Delight, and promised him power and a crown if he brought his siblings to her.
D. Matching: Match the characters with the correct information.
1. Lucy — F. is Lucy’s older sister
2. Edmund — A. is Edmund’s older brother
3. Peter — D. had tea in Mr. Tumnus’ cave
4. Susan — G. ate Turkish Delight with the Queen
5. Mr. Tumnus — E. played a flute for Lucy
6. the Professor — C. owned a big house with a wardrobe
7. the White Witch — H. made it winter in Narnia
8. the dwarf — B. rode on a sledge with the Queen
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the lion the witch and the wardrobe worksheet.